Hearing on May calendar for annual NRD rules, regs
While rule changes are minimal overall this year, the rule on transfers gained the most attention from the Upper Republican Natural Resources District (URNRD) board.
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Nebraska Secretary of State John Gale, left, presents his Civics Recognition Award to The Imperial Republican for its news coverage of the last election. Accepting the award are Co-Publisher Russ Pankonin and Managing Editor Jan Schultz. (Johnson Publications photo)
Republican recognized by Secretary of State
The Imperial Republican was honored Friday with a Civics Recognition Award from Nebraska Secretary of State John Gale.
Two workers with Andersen Sign Company of Ogallala install a new store sign on the front of the auto parts store on Tuesday. (Johnson Publications photo)
Carquest changes name to Imperial Parts City Auto Parts
For the past 27 years, Dan Briggs, owner of Carquest Auto Parts, has provided the community with sundry auto parts at his store in Imperial.
Dr. Danny Hanlon, DDS, and his wife Kaylee have purchased the Imperial dental practice of Dr. Kaitlin Haag. He will begin seeing patients here fulltime after transitioning from a dental clinic in Crawford. (Johnson Publications photo)
Dentist looking forward to new practice in Imperial
Crawford high school graduate Danny Hanlon, 32, always knew he wanted to become a health professional and was interested in dentistry.
Seven Imperial FFA members earned their state degrees, from left, Lauren Prior, Brady Gittlein, Sydney Vetter, Emma Ferguson, Ryelee Christensen, Kayla Schilke and Stevie Johnson. (Courtesy photo)
Imperial FFA’s state champion Vet Science Team and coaches include, from left, Coach Tracy Heathers, Sydney Vetter, Stevie Johnson, Carissa Hill, Emma DeGrasse and Coach Gene Heathers. (Courtesy photo)
Imperial Market Plan Team, which won first in state, includes, from left, Sydney Vetter, Kayla Schilke and Ryelee Christensen. (Courtesy photo)
Imperial FFA collects three state championships; seven earn state degrees
Lincoln and a full three days of convention activities with a pair of state championship teams and an individual proficiency winner.